Sentence examples for she commandeered from inspiring English sources

She commandeered the space and it became her audiological base.

But in her original blues song, "Sweet Home Cookin' Man," for which she commandeered the piano, the innuendo was minimal.

Even in rehearsal she commandeered an invisible spotlight during these monologues, speaking intimately and yet in a way that filled the hall.

Dressed in a black tank top that showed off her muscular, bangled arms, she commandeered a corner sofa and summoned a waiter with a wave.

No surprise, then, that, like the Queen in "Snow White," or Cruella De Vil in "101 Dalmatians," she commandeered the story.

Even more impressive than West's salary, or her age when she commandeered Hollywood, was the control she held over her career.

For a while she commandeers the apartment's only television and sets herself apart from the others.

However, as one who has offered commentary on her show a dozen times and watched the tenacity in which she commandeers her set, I would suggest that this is a woman who will always have issues.

Just as she had commandeered the name "Madonna" for her brand, she had always used the cross as a personal accessory, trumpeting the fact that she is a Catholic renegade.

Wilson's husband had brought it home from a trip to Washington, and she had commandeered it for her morning tea, watching the Presidents' faces fade, year by year, until she couldn't tell them apart, and loving it all the more for that, she said, because morning tea "didn't taste the same from any other mug".

But there were disarmingly personal admissions: she slept for years on one side of her bed until she realised she could commandeer all of it.